The Song Dynasty Chancellor

The Jingkang Incident has occurred. On their return journey, the Jin soldiers will seize the opportunity to plunder the area. The imperial princess cannot be entrusted to anyone else; the money will go to the virtuous. 😏

I read a few chapters and was quite satisfied. It also felt somewhat familiar, haha. Then I checked the author's name, and it became even more familiar. Looking at the historical works, there was a character named Shaoqing of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Great job, I support you!

I immediately see potential in this author; keep writing!

It feels like solving a crime, not like reading historical texts.

Intrigue and scheming don't really suit me, goodbye.

Sigh, I've read several chapters of your new book and found it really inferior to *Yuan Mo*, so I can't continue. It seems a bit like a detective story; I understand you wanted to write something more mind-bending, but it just doesn't feel realistic. The world is full of deceit and treachery—why would ordinary people need to solve these problems? I suggest you start a new book.

Dear author, there's Lao Wang's *The Late Northern Song Dynasty* from the Northern Song Dynasty, and Jieyu 2's *Tang Dynasty Dining Table* from the Tang Dynasty. There's also Rong Xiaorong who writes about young scholars. I don't think it's necessary to compete with them.

The synopsis is quite appealing, and the first two chapters are well-written; the writing style is becoming increasingly sophisticated.

The beginning was fairly well-paced, but the later parts will showcase the scheming and planning of a time traveler.